Gurovich (Gurowitsch) Borukh (Boruch) Davidovich (1892, Sebezh, Vitebsk Oblast, Belarus) — clerk.

Borukh Gurovich was born to David Shmulevich Gurovich (1862–1920, Sebezh) and Sheina Gurovich (née Ioffe) (1869, Sebezh – executed by the Nazis in Riga, 1941). He completed four years of primary school in Sebezh (1905) and worked as a courier there from 1906 to 1914. From 1914 to 1920, he served in the Tsarist army. After moving to Riga in 1920, he worked as an expediter for his brother until 1940. During World War II, he was evacuated to the village of Orlovka in the Kyrgyz SSR, where he worked on the “Komintern” collective farm (1941–1945). Upon returning to Riga, he worked as a salesman at the 2nd City Food Trade Directorate (1946–1960). He retired in 1960.

Gurovich’s first wife was Vikhna Mikhailovna Gurovich (née Arshon) (1890, Rezekne – 1943, Orlovka, Kyrgyz SSR), with whom he had two children: David Borisovich Gurovich (1921, Riga) and Mikhlya Borisovna Gellerman (née Gurovich) (1925, Riga). His second marriage to Rokhele Benyaminovna Gurovich (née Feldt) (1903, Tukums) was childless.

In 1969, Borukh Gurovich received permission to emigrate to Israel, where his daughter Mikhlya Gellerman was already residing.

David Shmulevich Gurovich (1862–1920, Sebezh) — father
Sheyna Gurovich (née Ioffe) (1869–1941, Riga) — mother
Raiza Davidovna Gurevich (1889, Sebezh – executed by the Nazis in 1941) — sister
Mordkhel Davidovich Gurovich (1890, Sebezh – 1943, Sangurs, Kirov Oblast) — brother
Ayzik Davidovich Gurovich (1894, Sebezh – executed by the Nazis in 1941) — brother
Yokhiel Davidovich Gurovich (1898, Sebezh – 1965, Riga) — brother
Vikhna Mikhailovna Gurovich (née Arshon) (1890–1943) — first wife
David Borisovich Gurovich (1921, Riga) — son
Mikhlya Borisovna Gellerman (née Gurovich) (1925, Riga) — daughter
Rokhele Benyaminovna Gurovich (née Feldt) (1903, Tukums) — second wife